Cotton Bowl Tickets

Cotton Bowl Classic Tickets

Secure your Cotton Bowl tickets at TicketSmarter to see one of the all-time classic events in college football. The Cotton Bowl Classic is an annual NCAA college bowl game that has been held since 1937. It is traditionally played on or around New Year’s Day. The game was originally played at the Cotton Bowl Stadium, but moved in 2010 to AT&T Stadium at 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011 in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. As a New Year’s Six bowl game, the Cotton Bowl is part of the College Football Playoffs with the bowl game hosting a semifinal matchup every three years.

The game originally had a tie-in with the Southwest Conference from 1941 to 1995. After the SWC dissolved, the Big 12 Conference and the SEC stepped in as conference tie-ins for the game. During non-CFP years, the game now hosts an at-large team and a team from a Group of Five conferences. The Texas Longhorns are the most successful team in Cotton Bowl history with over 20 appearances and over 10 wins. Will your team be the next to win this historic college football bowl game? Get your Cotton Bowl tickets to see this incredible event in person!

How much are Cotton Bowl tickets?

Cotton Bowl tickets in the cheapest section of AT&T Stadium typically start around $50. The average price for a Cotton Bowl Classic ticket is right around $150. Lower level seats on the sidelines in Club Hall of Fame usually start at a price of $800 with those tickets often going over $1,000. Tickets in the end zones will be cheaper options with Hall of Fame 100-level seats starting around $275. Seats in the upper levels of the stadium will be much cheaper than those in the lower levels.

Ticket prices for the current Cotton Bowl football season are starting at $282.33 and going up to $46350.00. The average ticket price per game during the current season is around $545.85. The Tall Cotton Tailgate tickets are currently available on TicketSmarter. This gridiron battle will take place at AT&T Stadium, 900 E Randol Mill Rd., Arlington, TX on January 10th, 2025 at 3:30pm. TicketSmarter has 10 tickets currently available for this big matchup with starting ticket prices at $299.24 and the most expensive seats priced at $299.24.

Cotton Bowl Schedule

The Cotton Bowl is traditionally held on New Year’s Day, but has been scheduled for other days based off of the NCAA college football calendar. As a part of the College Football Playoffs, the game may take place in late December or early January. The game will be a part of the CFP during the 2021 and 2024 NCAA Division I FBS seasons. The Cotton Bowl schedule also features various events that take place in the Dallas and Fort Worth area in the days leading up to the game. Fan Days, the Battle of the Bands, concerts at Cotton Bowl Live! and the Huddle Up Fan Fest are all major events that have become part of the festivities.

The Cotton Bowl schedule has a total of 2 football games left to be played during the season. One of the highlights of the football season will be the Cotton Bowl - College Football Playoff Semifinal game at AT&T Stadium, 900 E Randol Mill Rd., Arlington, TX. The game is scheduled for January 10th, 2025 at 6:30pm making it one of the final games of the season. Wanting to watch this game in person? Be sure to grab one of the 6437 tickets available on TicketSmarter with prices ranging from $282.33 to $46350.00.

When do Cotton Bowl tickets go on sale?

Tickets for the Cotton Bowl become available in March. Season ticket holders can begin renewing their tickets at that time and may list their tickets for sale on TicketSmarter. More tickets will become available by the late summer before the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision season begins. The premium time to buy tickets will be at the end of the regular football season when the bowl bid process is complete and the teams that will play in the game are confirmed. The full allotment of Cotton Bowl Classic tickets will then become available for purchase.

Cotton Bowl Seating Chart

The Cotton Bowl has been played at AT&T Stadium since 2010 and quickly became known as one of the premier college football bowl venues in the nation. The stadium features 80,000 reserved seating options with additional standing room available that raises the total capacity to over 105,000. The Cotton Bowl seating chart includes four levels of regular seating along with an additional suite level made up of the Star Suites, Ring of Honor Suites and Silver Suites.

Fans wanting the lower level 50-yard line experience should look for seats in Club Hall of Fame sections C110, C111, C135 and C136. The cheapest seating options are found in the 400 level where you have a bird’s eye view of the whole stadium. The standing-room Party Pass areas are located in the upper levels of each end zone. TicketSmarter offers a virtual ticket office experience that will make it easy to pick out the perfect seats for the Cotton Bowl Classic.